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  • classes, programme of study

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     ( courses    plural & 3rd person present)   ( coursing    present participle)   ( coursed    past tense & past participle  )

1    Course is often used in the expression `of course’, or instead of `of course’ in informal spoken English. See of course.  

2       n-uncount   The course of a vehicle, especially a ship or aircraft, is the route along which it is travelling.  
also a N  
Aircraft can avoid each other by going up and down, as well as by altering course to left or right…, The tug was seaward of the Hakai Passage on a course that diverged from the Calvert Island coastline.     

3       n-count   A courseof action is an action or a series of actions that you can do in a particular situation.  
usu sing  
My best course of action was to help Gill by being loyal, loving and endlessly sympathetic…, Vietnam is trying to decide on its course for the future.     

4       n-sing   You can refer to the way that events develop as, for example, the course of history or the course of events.  
the N of n  
…a series of decisive naval battles which altered the course of history…     

5       n-count   A course is a series of lessons or lectures on a particular subject.  
oft N in/on n  
…a course in business administration…, I’m shortly to begin a course on the modern novel.     
  
  access course  

  
  correspondence course  

  
  refresher course  

  
  sandwich course  

6       n-count   A course of medical treatment is a series of treatments that a doctor gives someone.  
N of n  
Treatment is supplemented with a course of antibiotics to kill the bacterium…     

7       n-count   A course is one part of a meal.  
usu supp N  
The lunch was excellent, especially the first course., …a three-course dinner.     

8       n-count   In sport, a course is an area of land where races are held or golf is played, or the land over which a race takes place.  
usu with supp  
Only 12 seconds separated the first three riders on the Bickerstaffe course…     

9       n-count   The course of a river is the channel along which it flows.  
Romantic chateaux and castles overlook the river’s twisting course.     

10    If something happens in the course of a particular period of time, it happens during that period of time.  

in the course of      prep-phrase  
(=during)  

In the course of the 1930s steel production in Britain approximately doubled…, We struck up a conversation, in the course of which it emerged that he was a sailing man.     

11    If you do something as a matter of course, you do it as part of your normal work or way of life.  

as a matter of course      phrase   PHR after v  
If police are carrying arms as a matter of course then doesn’t it encourage criminals to carry them?     

12    If a ship or aircraft is on course, it is travelling along the correct route. If it is off course, it is no longer travelling along the correct route.  

on course/off course      phrase   PHR after v, v-link PHR  
The ill fated ship was sent off course into shallow waters and rammed by another vessel.     

13    If you are on course for something, you are likely to achieve it.  

on course for      prep-phrase   usu v-link PREP  
The company is on course for profits of £20m in the next financial year.     

14    If something runs its course or takes its course, it develops naturally and comes to a natural end.  

run its course/take its course      phrase   V inflects  
They estimated that between 17,000 and 20,000 cows would die before the epidemic had run its course…     

15    If you stay the course, you finish something that you have started, even though it has become very difficult.  

stay the course      phrase   V inflects  
The oldest president in American history had stayed the course for two terms.     

16    If something changes or becomes true in the course of time, it changes or becomes true over a long period of time.  

in the course of time      phrase   PHR with cl  
In the course of time, many of their myths become entangled.     

access course        ( access courses    plural  ) An access course is an educational course which prepares adults with few or no qualifications for study at a university or other place of higher education.  
  (BRIT)      n-count  

assault course        ( assault courses    plural  ) An assault course is an area of land covered with obstacles such as walls which people, especially soldiers, use to improve their skills and strength.  
  (BRIT)      n-count  
in AM, use obstacle course     

collision course  

1       n-sing   If two or more people or things are on acollision course, there is likely to be a sudden and violent disagreement between them.  
usu on a N, oft N with n  
The two communities are now on a collision course…, Britain’s universities are set on a collision course with the government.     

2       n-sing   If two or more people or things are on acollision course, they are likely to meet and crash into each other violently.  
usu on a N, oft N with n  
There is an asteroid on a collision course with the Earth.     

correspondence course        ( correspondence courses    plural  ) A correspondence course is a course in which you study at home, receiving your work by post and sending it back by post.      n-count  
I took a correspondence course in computing.     

course book        ( course books    plural  ) , coursebook   A course book is a textbook that students and teachers use as the basis of a course.      n-count  

course work      , coursework  
Course work is work that students do during a course, rather than in exams, especially work that counts towards a student’s final grade.      n-uncount  
Some 20 per cent of marks are awarded for coursework.     

crash course        ( crash courses    plural  ) A crash coursein a particular subject is a short course in which you are taught basic facts or skills, for example before you start a new job.      n-count   usu with supp, oft N in n  
I did a 15-week crash course in typing.     

damp course        ( damp courses    plural  ) A damp course is a layer of waterproof material which is put into the bottom of the outside wall of a building to prevent moisture from rising.  
  (BRIT)      n-count  

damp-proof course        ( damp-proof courses    plural  ) A damp-proof course is the same as a damp course.      n-count  

foundation course        ( foundation courses    plural  ) A foundation course is a course that you do at some colleges and universities in order to prepare yourself for a longer or more advanced course.  
  (BRIT)      n-count  
in AM, use basic course     

golf course        ( golf courses    plural  ) , golf-course   A golf course is a large area of grass which is specially designed for people to play golf on.      n-count  

obstacle course        ( obstacle courses    plural  ) In a race, an obstacle course is a series of obstacles that people have to go over or round in order to complete the race.      n-count  

of course  

1       adv   You say of course to suggest that something is normal, obvious, or well-known, and should therefore not surprise the person you are talking to.  
SPOKEN   ADV with cl  
(=naturally)  

Of course there were lots of other interesting things at the exhibition…, `I have read about you in the newspapers of course,’ Charlie said…, The only honest answer is, of course, yes.     

2       convention   You use of course as a polite way of giving permission.  
SPOKEN, formulae   `Can I just say something about the cup game on Saturday?'<emdash10001`Yes of course you can.’…, `Could I see these documents?’—`Of course.’     

3       adv   You use of course in order to emphasize a statement that you are making, especially when you are agreeing or disagreeing with someone.  
SPOKEN   ADV with cl, ADV as reply     (emphasis)
  
`I expect you’re right.'<emdash10001`Of course I’m right.’…, `You will strictly observe your diet: no wine or spirits, very little meat.’—`Of course.’     

4       convention   Of course not is an emphatic way of saying no.  
SPOKEN, emphasis   `You’re not really seriously considering this thing, are you?’—`No, of course not.’     

refresher course        ( refresher courses    plural  ) A refresher course is a training course in which people improve their knowledge or skills and learn about new developments that are related to the job that they do.      n-count  

sandwich course        ( sandwich courses    plural  ) A sandwich course is an educational course in which you have periods of study between periods of being at work.  
  (BRIT)      n-count  

  • development
  • line
  • plan
  • policy
  • procedure
  • program
  • series
  • system
  • way
  • advancement
  • chain
  • channels
  • continuity
  • flow
  • furtherance
  • manner
  • march
  • movement
  • order
  • polity
  • progression
  • row
  • scheme
  • sequel
  • sequence
  • string
  • succession
  • unfolding
  • consecution
  • red tape
  • circuit
  • direction
  • line
  • road
  • route
  • track
  • trail
  • way
  • aisle
  • aqueduct
  • boards
  • byway
  • canal
  • conduit
  • duct
  • flow
  • groove
  • itinerary
  • lap
  • movement
  • orbit
  • passage
  • range
  • run
  • rut
  • scope
  • stream
  • tack
  • trajectory
  • watercourse
  • progress
  • term
  • time
  • duration
  • elapsing
  • lapse
  • passage
  • passing
  • sweep
  • class
  • conference
  • curriculum
  • interest
  • lecture
  • meeting
  • method
  • period
  • preparation
  • procedure
  • program
  • schedule
  • seminar
  • session
  • subject
  • laboratory
  • matriculation
  • regimen
  • speciality
  • discussion group
  • career
  • chase
  • dart
  • dash
  • follow
  • gallop
  • gush
  • hasten
  • hunt
  • hurry
  • hustle
  • pursue
  • race
  • rush
  • scamper
  • scoot
  • scurry
  • speed
  • spring
  • stream
  • surge
  • tumble

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  • inaction
      • dally
      • dawdle
      • delay
      • ignore
      • neglect
      • procrastinate
      • rest
      • retreat
      • run away
      • shun
      • slow
      • wait

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      WORDS RELATED TO COURSE

      • admittance
      • approach
      • avenue
      • connection
      • contact
      • course
      • door
      • entrance
      • entree
      • entry
      • entrée
      • in
      • ingress
      • introduction
      • key
      • open arms
      • open door
      • passage
      • path
      • road
      • route
      • way
      • ambition
      • aspiration
      • course
      • desideratum
      • design
      • desire
      • direction
      • end
      • intent
      • intention
      • mark
      • object
      • objective
      • plan
      • purpose
      • scheme
      • target
      • where one is heading
      • wish
      • ambitions
      • aspirations
      • courses
      • desiderata
      • designs
      • desires
      • directions
      • ends
      • intentions
      • intents
      • marks
      • objectives
      • objects
      • plans
      • purposes
      • schemes
      • targets
      • where one is headings
      • wishes
      • alley
      • artery
      • avenue
      • clearing
      • corridor
      • course
      • egress
      • gangway
      • hallway
      • ingress
      • lane
      • opening
      • passage
      • path
      • walk
      • way
      • alleys
      • arteries
      • avenues
      • clearings
      • corridors
      • courses
      • egress
      • gangways
      • hallways
      • ingress
      • lanes
      • openings
      • passages
      • paths
      • walks
      • ways
      • attitude
      • concept
      • course
      • crack
      • fling
      • go
      • idea
      • lick
      • manner
      • means
      • method
      • mode
      • modus operandi
      • new wrinkle
      • offer
      • procedure
      • program
      • shot
      • stab
      • style
      • technique
      • way
      • whack
      • wrinkle

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      1. course

        A career was originally the ground for a race, or, especially, for a knight’s charge in tournament or battle; whence career was early applied to the charge itself.

        If you will use the lance, take ground for your career…. The four horsemen met in full career.

        Scott Quentin Durward ch. 14, p. 194. [D. F. & CO.]

        In its figurative use career signifies some continuous and conspicuous work, usually a life-work, and most frequently one of honorable achievement. Compare BUSINESS.

        Synonyms:
        career, charge, flight, line of achievement, passage, public life, race, rush

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      1. course

        Synonyms:
        order, sequence, continuity, direction, progress, line, way, mode, race, career, road, route, series, passage, succession, round, manner, plan, conduct, method

        Antonyms:
        disorder, discussion, solution, interruption, deviation, hindrance, error, conjecture, hazard, speculation, caprice

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      1. course, course of study, course of instruction, classnoun

        education imparted in a series of lessons or meetings

        «he took a course in basket weaving»; «flirting is not unknown in college classes»

        Synonyms:
        path, form, family, program, stratum, grade, division, programme, year, class, course of instruction, course of study, trend, socio-economic class, syllabus, social class, line, row, track, curriculum, course of action, course, category

      2. course, linenoun

        a connected series of events or actions or developments

        «the government took a firm course»; «historians can only point out those lines for which evidence is available»

        Synonyms:
        course, billet, short letter, assembly line, crease, melodic phrase, argumentation, railway line, argument, bloodline, pedigree, product line, parentage, melodic line, rail line, channel, blood, contrast, business line, row, job, phone line, line of products, course of action, line of credit, occupation, credit line, grade, cable, personal line of credit, form, line of reasoning, pipeline, descent, demarcation, stemma, course of study, communication channel, bank line, agate line, path, line of work, dividing line, stock, business, trend, furrow, lineage, wrinkle, line of merchandise, note, origin, personal credit line, tune, class, line, line of descent, melody, telephone circuit, line of business, air, blood line, course of instruction, transmission line, strain, telephone line, seam, crinkle, production line, subscriber line, ancestry, track, logical argument

      3. course, trendnoun

        general line of orientation

        «the river takes a southern course»; «the northeastern trend of the coast»

        Synonyms:
        path, form, grade, vogue, style, trend, tendency, class, movement, course of instruction, course of study, drift, line, row, track, course of action, course

      4. course, course of actionnoun

        a mode of action

        «if you persist in that course you will surely fail»; «once a nation is embarked on a course of action it becomes extremely difficult for any retraction to take place»

        Synonyms:
        trend, course of action, line, grade, form, course of study, class, row, course of instruction, course, track, path

      5. path, track, coursenoun

        a line or route along which something travels or moves

        «the hurricane demolished houses in its path»; «the track of an animal»; «the course of the river»

        Synonyms:
        path, data track, form, rail, row, route, grade, runway, raceway, racecourse, cart track, caterpillar track, way, caterpillar tread, cut, course of instruction, course of study, trend, way of life, rails, trail, line, lead, class, track, itinerary, cartroad, course of action, course, racetrack, running

      6. class, form, grade, coursenoun

        a body of students who are taught together

        «early morning classes are always sleepy»

        Synonyms:
        category, ground level, figure, tier, flesh, frame, stratum, mark, kind, track, chassis, social class, physical body, grad, soma, row, course of action, score, human body, division, level, socio-economic class, grade, manikin, sort, form, mannikin, mannequin, conformation, phase, course of study, family, word form, trend, path, cast, gradation, configuration, class, variant, degree, course, pattern, bod, year, signifier, shape, descriptor, line, course of instruction, variety, strain, anatomy, physique, contour, var., material body, manakin, build

      7. coursenoun

        part of a meal served at one time

        «she prepared a three course meal»

        Synonyms:
        trend, course of action, line, grade, form, course of study, class, row, course of instruction, track, path

      8. course, rownoun

        (construction) a layer of masonry

        «a course of bricks»

        Synonyms:
        path, form, wrangle, run-in, grade, rowing, trend, words, class, course of instruction, course of study, quarrel, dustup, line, row, track, course of action, course

      9. courseverb

        facility consisting of a circumscribed area of land or water laid out for a sport

        «the course had only nine holes»; «the course was less than a mile»

        Synonyms:
        trend, course of action, line, grade, form, course of study, class, row, course of instruction, track, path

      10. courseverb

        move swiftly through or over

        «ships coursing the Atlantic»

        Synonyms:
        run, feed, flow

      11. run, flow, feed, courseverb

        move along, of liquids

        «Water flowed into the cave»; «the Missouri feeds into the Mississippi»

        Synonyms:
        course, operate, feed in, hunt, fly the coop, work, scat, run away, move, turn tail, eat, flux, range, run, guide, function, lead, lam, flow, melt down, track down, break away, head for the hills, extend, hunt down, endure, bunk, take to the woods, consort, execute, feed, fall, feast, bleed, carry, scarper, go, unravel, prey, lean, play, die hard, race, pass, fertilise, fertilize, run for, black market, give, persist, incline, hang, draw, hightail it, be given, prevail, campaign, tend, escape, ladder, ply, menstruate, melt

      12. courseadverb

        hunt with hounds

        «He often courses hares»

        Synonyms:
        run, feed, flow

      13. naturally, of course, courseadverb

        as might be expected

        «naturally, the lawyer sent us a huge bill»

        Synonyms:
        course, by nature, naturally, of course

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        • Education
        • Gathering
        • Layer
        • Nutriment
        • Series
        • Traverse

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      1. coursenoun

        Synonyms:
        race, career

      2. coursenoun

        Synonyms:
        route, way, track, road

      3. coursenoun

        Synonyms:
        direction, bearing, point of compass, line of progress

      4. coursenoun

        Synonyms:
        round, beat

      5. coursenoun

        Synonyms:
        progress, process

      6. coursenoun

        Synonyms:
        regularity, order, succession, turn

      7. coursenoun

        Synonyms:
        deportment, line of conduct, manner of proceeding

      8. coursenoun

        Synonyms:
        series, system, methodical arrangement

      9. coursenoun

        Synonyms:
        set of dishes (at a banquet)

      10. courseverb

        Synonyms:
        pursue, hunt, chase, run after, give chase to

      11. courseverb

        Synonyms:
        run, move swiftly

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      1. coursenoun

        Synonyms:
        progress, passage, direction, bearing, heat, bout, round, procedure, sequence, routine, order, succession regularity, career, series

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      1. List of paraphrases for «course»:

        courses, sure, way, cours, curriculum, internship, safe, progress, chap, framework, direction, path, process, loop, curso, assumption, run, classes, doubt, secure, current, class, trajectory, curricula, route, race, during, line, courts, track, over, traineeship, training, road

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      1. Chris Cooper:

        Clearly [Hines]wants to capitalize on the vein that Cawthorn has created and to argue that the Republican Party can be the party of young people, the difference, of course, is that Madison Cawthorn ran in open seat election. …Hines is running against an entrenched incumbent.

      2. Russell Henley:

        Nobody every talks about all the holes on the front, there’s some really difficult holes. I think the rest of the course is a little bit under-rated.

      3. Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab:

        We are at a delicate and dangerous stage and we need to make sure that the next steps are sure-footed, we are proceeding very cautiously and we are sticking to the medical advice, the scientific advice, with the social distancing measures, at this time, while doing all the homework to make sure that we’re prepared in due course for the next phase.

      4. David Adger, Core Syntax: A Minimalist Approach:

        Of course we can keep this going, in principle, forever. In practice we will keel over from exhaustion, boredom, or death.

      5. Nancy Pelosi:

        I want more young women in Congress who are in the course of raising their children, because it’s important for women in that situation to see someone who shares their experience at the table, being a mom, what are you ? You’re a diplomat, interpersonal relationships. You’re a chef. You’re a chauffeur. You’re a problem solver. You’re a nurse. You’re a health care provider. You have so much, and that’s just with the children, not to mention the other aspects of family.


      Translations for Course

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      • دورة, دورات, حلقة دراسيةArabic
      • ход, траектория, курс, течение, блюдо, ред, ядене, гоня, преследвам, протичамBulgarian
      • itinerari, trajectòria, ruta, rumb, recorregut, curs, plat, cursar, recórrerCatalan, Valencian
      • chod, kurz, průběhCzech
      • cwrsWelsh
      • gang, bane, undersejl, skifte, forløb, ret, rute, kurs, kursus, løb, jage, rulleDanish
      • Kurs, Lauf, Gang, Bahn, Strecke, fließen, verfolgenGerman
      • kursoEsperanto
      • ruta, curso, plato, trayectoria, rumbo, correr, perseguirSpanish
      • rata, kulku, tiilivarvi, lentorata, reitti, varvi, kurssi, ruokalajiFinnish
      • parcours, cours, plat, trajectoire, parcourirFrench
      • iùlScottish Gaelic
      • útirány, irány, kurzus, téglasor, haladás, tanfolyam, folyamat, fogás, röppálya, folyásHungarian
      • կուրսArmenian
      • kuliahIndonesian
      • námskeiðIcelandic
      • percorso, rotta, portata, corso, traiettoria, itinerario, fila, braccare, scorrereItalian
      • 航路, コース, 課程Japanese
      • 과정, 코스, 항로Korean
      • CoursLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
      • gaitaLatvian
      • kursNorwegian
      • parcours, koers, loop, gerecht, gang, baan, cursusDutch
      • kursNorwegian Nynorsk
      • kurs, retning, skift, rute, løp, rett, baneNorwegian
      • trajektoria, kurs, koryto, daniePolish
      • percurso, curso, fileira, prato, trajetória, correrPortuguese
      • cursRomanian
      • курс, курсы, блюдо, траектория, ходRussian
      • течај, jeloSerbo-Croatian
      • tečajSlovene
      • rätt, kursSwedish
      • நிச்சயமாகTamil
      • کورسUrdu
      • 课程Chinese

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      • Определения слова course

        • курс, направление
        • ход, течение
        • курс (лекций, обучения, лечения и т. п.)
        • блюдо, кушанье (как отдельная часть трапезы)
        • курс (валюты).
          • en (фин.)
        • пролёт лестницы
        • нижний прямой парус.
          • en (морск.)
        • придерживаться курса; прокладывать курс

      Синонимы к слову course

        • avenue
        • choice
        • classes
        • course of action
        • curriculum
        • direction
        • flow
        • gush
        • itinerary
        • lessons
        • line
        • module
        • option
        • path
        • pattern
        • possibility
        • pour
        • program
        • route
        • run
        • sequence
        • stream
        • track
        • way

      Похожие слова на course

        • course
        • course’s
        • coursed
        • courser
        • courses

      Посмотрите другие слова

        • Что такое cosy
        • Определение термина cost function
        • Толкование слова cosmopolitanism
        • Что означает понятие cosmogony
        • Лексическое значение corsair
        • Словарь значения слов corrigendum
        • Грамматическое значение corrections officer
        • Значение слова corpulence
        • Прямое и переносное значение слова corpse
        • Происхождение слова court order
        • Синоним к слову court-martial
        • Антоним к слову courthouse
        • Омоним к слову cow
        • Гипоним к слову coward
        • Холоним к слову cowberry
        • Гипероним к слову cowpea
        • Пословицы и поговорки к слову coxswain
        • Перевод слова на другие языки coyote

      Варианты (v1)

      Варианты (v2)

      • course [kɔːs] сущ

        1. курсм, курс обучения, учебный курс, курс лекций

          (year, training course, lecture)

          • follow this course – следовать этим курсом
          • advanced training course – курс повышения квалификации
          • course of radiation therapy – курс лучевой терапии
          • course of theoretical physics – курс теоретической физики
          • course of organic chemistry – курс органической химии
          • short term courses – краткосрочные курсы
          • course of primary schooling – курс начальной школы
          • course of professional development – курс повышения квалификации
          • preparatory course – подготовительный курс
        2. ходм

          (progress)

          • course of negotiations – ход переговоров
        3. течениеср

          (current)

          • course of time – течение времени
        4. блюдоср

          (dish)

          • main course – основное блюдо
        5. направлениеср, руслоср

          (direction, channel)

          • course of action – направление действий
          • old course – старое русло
        6. путьм, чередм

          (way, turn)

          • course of restoration – путь восстановления
        7. программаж

          (program)

        8. трассаж

          (route)

        9. протеканиеср

          (flow)

      • course [kɔːs] прил

        1. курсовой

          (coursework)

          • course work – курсовая работа
      noun
      курс course, policy, path, heading, class, tack
      блюдо dish, course, mess
      направление direction, directing, route, trend, line, course
      порядок order, method, course, right, discipline, shape
      ход событий course of events, course, sequence of events, march, chain
      линия поведения policy, course, path
      очередь queue, turn, line, round, course, tail
      постепенность gradualness, course, gradation
      скаковой круг racetrack, course, racecourse
      пласт layer, stratum, seam, bed, sheet, course
      жила vein, conductor, lead, sinew, gannet, course
      линия действия path, course
      течение времени passing of time, stream of time, course, flight, lapse
      горизонтальный ряд кладки course
      простирание залежи course
      менструация menstruation, periods, flow, periodicity, turn, course
      нижний прямой парус course
      adjective
      курсовой course
      verb
      бежать run, escape, flee, race, scoot, course
      течь flow, stream, run, course, flux, lapse
      гнаться по пятам course
      охотиться с гончими beagle, course
      гнаться за дичью course
      преследовать pursue, chase, persecute, haunt, follow, course
      проветривать ventilate, air, aerate, wind, sweeten, course

      Предложения со словом «course»

      Of course, I make sure they always have a book to read.

      Я стараюсь, чтобы у них всегда было, что почитать.

      Ultimately, if we want happy children, all we can do is listen to the science, and of course, listen to our children themselves.

      В конце концов, если мы хотим, чтобы дети росли счастливыми, всё, что мы можем сделать, — это прислушиваться к науке и, конечно же, прислушиваться к своим детям.

      I found myself asking, Why should people care about conserving giant clams? — other than myself, of course.

      И я спросила себя: «Почему люди должны уделять внимание проблеме защиты моллюсков?» — кроме меня, разумеется.

      This land, it can be based on the real world, it can be hand-crafted in the map editor, or you can, of course, download a city made by someone else and play in that.

      Эту землю, которая может существовать и в реальном мире, можно обработать в редакторе карт, или вы, конечно, можете скачать город, созданный кем — то другим, и играть в нём.

      So the question for AI then becomes, what are those rules of engagement that lead to this kind of intelligence, and of course, can we create our own?

      Поэтому для ИИ возникает вопрос: что это за правила взаимодействия, приводящие к такому виду интеллекта, и можем ли мы создать свои собственные?

      And of course, everybody wants their own tower.

      И, конечно, все хотят собственную башню.

      Of course, for many of us, that happens through work.

      Конечно, для многих из нас это происходит через работу.

      Of course, the same principle applies in other strong communities as well — good ones and bad ones.

      Конечно, тот же принцип применим и к другим сильным сообществам, как к хорошим, так и к плохим.

      Of course, the loss of human life is the most heartbreaking loss but cultural heritage offers us a way to preserve the memory of the people for future generations.

      Конечно, потеря человеческой жизни — самая тяжёлая потеря но культурное наследие предлагает нам способ сохранить память людей для будущих поколений.

      And then, of course, there was Watergate.

      А потом, конечно, был Уотергейтский скандал.

      And, of course, the brain of the robot is working in the remote server.

      Конечно, мозг робота находится на удалённом сервере.

      Of course I thought it was a scam.

      Тут явно какой — то подвох».

      So when Lemonade dropped, of course, boom, everything just went from zero to 100 real fast.

      Поэтому когда «Лимонад» появился на свет — бум — всё пошло от нуля до 100 реально быстро.

      Of course no accident is going to look like this; no accident has two or three options where everybody dies somehow.

      Конечно, авария будет выглядеть иначе, в авариях не бывает, чтобы два или три исхода вели к чьей — то неминуемой смерти.

      But if every farmer made that individually rational decision, the land will be overrun, and it will be depleted to the detriment of all the farmers, and of course, to the detriment of the sheep.

      Такого рода проблема встречается часто, например черезмерный отлов рыбы или сокращение выброса углерода для предотвращения изменения климата.

      No algorithm is perfect, of course, so we have to consider the errors of every algorithm.

      Конечно, нет идеальных алгоритмов, поэтому мы должны учитывать ошибки всех алгоритмов.

      This is Crash Course — free educational content for the world.

      Это — «Crash Course»: образовательные программы, доступные для всех.

      Over the course of the first year, we found about 13 wrongful convictions.

      В течение первого года мы обнаружили 13 случаев неправомерного осуждения.

      So let me tell you about a couple other of the men and women that I interacted with in the course of this program.

      Позвольте мне рассказать ещё о нескольких мужчинах и женщинах, с которыми я взаимодействовал в рамках этой программы.

      In the course of working on a story for NPR, I got some advice from an astronomer that challenged my outlook, and frankly, changed my life.

      В процессе подготовки программы для радио на NPR я получил совет от астронома, который поставил под сомнение мои взгляды и, честно говоря, изменил мою жизнь.

      Stereotypes are always a mistake, of course, but especially when it comes to age, because the longer we live, the more different from one another we become.

      Стереотипы, конечно, всегда ошибаются, особенно когда дело касается возраста, так как чем дольше мы живём, тем больше отличий друг от друга мы обретаем.

      Of course, he blamed the press.

      Конечно, он во всём обвинил прессу.

      Of course you wouldn’t see this, because you’re sending out surveys assuming that people don’t know what a smartphone is, so of course you’re not going to get any data back about people wanting to buy a smartphone in two years.

      Естественно, вы их не увидите, потому что рассылаете анкеты, полагая, что люди не знают, что такое смартфон, поэтому, естественно, вы не получите нужную информацию о людях, пожелающих купить смартфон через два года.

      Now, of course, screens are miraculous in a lot of ways.

      Конечно, экраны замечательны во многих смыслах.

      But of course, that doesn’t tell us much about what we should do at home in our own lives, so I want to make some suggestions.

      Конечно, это не подскажет, что нам следует сделать, поэтому я кое — что предложу.

      So the Kosi River is flowing down here, but sometimes as these rivers are bulldozing sediment, they kind of get clogged, and these clogs can actually cause the rivers to shift their course dramatically.

      Река Коси спускается сюда вниз, иногда, когда её воды переносят мусор, они как бы засоряются, и эти заторы фактически меняют русло рек кардинальным образом.

      Here’s an image from about a week later, and you can see these are the previous pathways, and you can see this process of river-jumping continues as this river moves farther away from its major course.

      Этот снимок сделан ещё одну неделю спустя, на нём видны предыдущие русла, а также то, что процесс изменения русла продолжается по мере того, как река удаляется от своего истока.

      So this is the course of the Mississippi that we’re familiar with today, but it didn’t always flow in this direction.

      Это современное русло Миссиссипи, которое мы привыкли видеть, но именно такое направление было у него не всегда.

      Then about 3,500 years ago it moved to follow the course outlined here in orange.

      Около 3 500 лет назад её русло сдвинулось, это отмечено оранжевым цветом.

      So just for reference, again, in this location, that river changed its course over four miles over the course of a season or two.

      Для сравнения: река изменила свой курс на четыре мили всего лишь за один — два сезона.

      Of course, we have the obligation to report reality as it is, not how we would like it to be.

      Безусловно, мы обязаны излагать факты, не додумывая, не приукрашивая.

      And of course, they don’t work without power.

      И, конечно же, они не работают без электричества.

      This group of kids would give me a crash course in refugees, poverty and humanity.

      Эти дети быстро научили меня, что такое беженцы, бедность и человечность.

      And in Iowa, we went through the whole course.

      И в Айове мы прошли все ступени образования.

      And on the other side, of course, is a normal child, and the normal child has all of these neuronal connections.

      А с другой стороны виден, конечно же, здоровый малыш со всеми нейронными связями.

      I should say of course, not that Deep Blue did it, but its human creators — Anantharaman, Campbell, Hoane, Hsu.

      Должен сказать, что, разумеется, это сделал не Deep Blue, а его создатели: Анансараман, Кэмпбелл, Хоэн, Сю.

      Last year we did a dance in zero gravity, and once we set up an obstacle course out of thousands of musical instruments in the desert, and then played them by stunt driving a car through them.

      В прошлом году мы станцевали в состоянии невесомости, а однажды мы создали полосу препятствий из тысяч музыкальных инструментов в пустыне, а затем сыграли на них, проехавшись мимо них на машине.

      And being a teenager, what I did in there, of course, was just talk on the phone for staggering amounts of time.

      Будучи подростком, я проводил бо́льшую часть беспечной поры, подолгу вися на телефоне.

      But it was still mostly in monkeys and, of course, mosquitoes.

      Но он по — прежнему был в основном у обезьян и, конечно, комаров.

      And we of course can spray insecticides from planes.

      Конечно, мы можем распылять инсектициды с самолёта.

      And of course it has arrived.

      И, конечно, она пришла.

      The big question is, of course: What can be done?

      Главный вопрос, конечно же, — что можно сделать?

      Yeah, I thought, of course it is.

      Да, подумала я, конечно.

      And of course, you’ve forgotten.

      И, разумеется, вы забыли.

      I thought celiac was a vegetable, and vegan, of course, was Mr. Spock’s lost comrade in Star Trek.

      Я думал, что целиакия — это овощ, а веган — погибший друг Мистера Спока из Звёздного пути.

      And Lesbian, of course, was the capital of Portugal, as you all know.

      А лесби — конечно же, столица Португалии, как вы все знаете.

      The present you is innovative and resourceful, and of course, the present you is annoyingly indefinable.

      Настоящие вы — новаторы и изобретатели, и, конечно, настоящие вы — раздражающе неопределённы.

      When I went to see her, we talked about those symptoms and in the course of that consultation, she asked me whether I thought that medical marijuana might help her.

      Когда я пришёл к ней, мы говорили о тех симптомах, и во время консультации она спросила, может ли медицинская марихуана, по моему мнению, помочь ей.

      There’s no course credit for this.

      Они не получают за это оценок.

      Hopefully, a befitting response to that beautiful quote, a prayer answered, open in all directions, capturing the blue light of dawn, tent-like white light of day, the gold light of the afternoon, and of course, at night, the reversal: sensuous, catching the light in all kinds of mysterious ways.

      Надеюсь, это подходящий отклик на ту замечательную цитату об услышанной молитве: храм, открытый во всех направлениях, перехватывающий алый свет зари, белоснежный, словно шатёр, дневной, золотой вечерний свет и, конечно, совершенно другой ночной: чувственный, ловящий свет самыми разными загадочными способами.

      And of course, that this temple belongs to people, the collective, of many cultures and walks of life, many beliefs, and for me, what’s most important is what it feels like on the inside.

      Этот храм принадлежит людям из многих культур и слоёв общества, разных верований, но для меня важнее всего то, что ощущаешь, находясь внутри.

      Of course a lot of this was tongue-in-cheek, but that word feminist is so heavy with baggage, negative baggage.

      Конечно, по большей части всё это было не всерьёз, но у слова феминистка такой большой груз неприятных ассоциаций.

      Now, of course you were not actually allowed to use the cane.

      Нет, конечно, нельзя было прямо бить кого — то этой тросточкой.

      Of course there are many exceptions.

      Со множеством исключений, конечно.

      Of course it was angry!

      Ну конечно, она будет яростная!

      Now, of course because of that historical advantage, it is mostly men who will have more today, but if we start raising children differently, then in fifty years, in a hundred years, boys will no longer have the pressure of having to prove this masculinity.

      Конечно, из — за сложившихся обстоятельств в основном денег будет больше у мужчин, но если мы начнём иначе воспитывать детей, то через какие — нибудь 50–100 лет на мальчиков больше не будет давить необходимость что — либо доказывать.

      But of course when the time is right, we expect those girls to bring back the perfect man to be their husbands.

      Но, конечно, когда придёт время, мы ожидаем, что девушки приведут в дом идеального жениха.

      And then, of course, we have to wonder what happens when that somebody else is in a bad mood, or sick or impotent.

      И, конечно, интересно, а что, если у этого другого плохое настроение, или он болен, или импотент.

      The front of the postcard is the data drawing, and the back of the card contains the address of the other person, of course, and the legend for how to interpret our drawing.

      На обложке открытки располагалась инфографика, а на обратной стороне мы, конечно, писали адреса друг друга и легенду, как расшифровать инфографику.

      Of course, nobody raped her body.

      Конечно, никто не насиловал её тело.

      Table of Contents

      Synonyms

      Antonyms

      Etymology

      Rhymes with Course

      • reinforce
      • gift-horse
      • remorse
      • perforce
      • outsource
      • laforce
      • ensource
      • enforce
      • endorse
      • divorce
      • vorce
      • source
      • sorce
      • nourse
      • norse
      • morss
      • morse
      • horse
      • hoarse
      • fourths
      • forse
      • force
      • corse
      • coarse
      • bourse
      • borse

      How do you pronounce course?

      Pronounce course as kɔrs.

      US — How to pronounce course in American English

      UK — How to pronounce course in British English

      Sentences with course

      Quotes about course

      4. course

      noun. [‘ˈkɔrs’] a mode of action.

      Etymology

      • cours (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
      • cursus (Latin)

      6. course

      adverb. [‘ˈkɔrs’] as might be expected.

      Etymology

      • cours (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
      • cursus (Latin)

      8. course

      noun. [‘ˈkɔrs’] (construction) a layer of masonry.

      Etymology

      • cours (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
      • cursus (Latin)

      1

      as in procedure

      a way of acting or proceeding

      the president’s usual course has been to obtain advice from several people and then make up his own mind

      2

      as in class

      a series of lectures on a subject

      a course on American history from the colonial period to the present

      3

      as in process

      a usually fixed or ordered series of actions or events leading to a result

      set out on the course that would lead to a college degree

      4

      as in route

      the direction along which something or someone moves

      the river follows a southeasterly course to the ocean

      5

      as in canal

      an open man-made passageway for water

      the Erie Canal was replaced by a much larger course, the New York State Barge Canal

      1

      as in to track

      to go after or on the track of

      after coursing the conspirators for months, the federal agents closed in and made the arrests


      Antonyms & Near Antonyms

      2

      as in to traverse

      to make one’s way through, across, or over

      once the threat of terrorism became apparent, fighter jets began coursing that corridor on a daily basis

      3

      as in to race

      to proceed or move quickly

      racehorses coursing down the track


      Antonyms & Near Antonyms

      Thesaurus Entries Near course

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      “Course.” Merriam-Webster.com Thesaurus, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/course. Accessed 4 May. 2023.

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